The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13
PERSONAL.

DR. OVERALL gives Oxygen ct bis
office.
W. Il. wooD has gone to San An.
tonic, Tex.
O. B. HAwRY, q prominent lawyer
Of Oxford, Miss, Is in the city.
O. A. COCHRAN goes TO San Antonio,
Tex for the benefit Of his health.
MRS. SALLK ]. LAKE Is in the city,
after an absence Of several months.
w. r. GwYsEE has returned to the
city after an absence of TWO months
across the sea.
CLARENCE NELSON and bride have
just returned, after an extended tour
through California.
JACOB SEEssKL, JR, sndl Miss Car
RE Wolf will bs married at the SyDa-
gogue, on Poplar street, next Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs O'TooLE, dressmaker, is fully
prepared to execute all orders prompt
", In the latest styles. No. 149 Her.
nando street.
SHERIFF CANNON and Col. G. Wealth
erford are still in Nashville. Some OF
their friends fear they are weariOg
striped clothes-
Ed W. HUNTER, senior member of
the firm OF Hunter Bros, has returned,
after spending several weeks in the
Eastern markets.
W. II. MooRER, of Henning Station,
brother-in-law OF DIR. B. g. Henning,
OF Memphis, died Friday, the 18th in
slant, OF pneumonia.
CAPT. john II. LEATHERs, cashier OF
the Louisville Banking Company, is
in the city en- route home, al er visi3
to Florida and other Southern points
The Rev. DR.. ]. w. Pratt, one of
the most distinguished preachers OF
the Presbyterian Church, Is in the city
and will occupy DR.. BOggs's pulpit this
morning.
THE Rev. DR.. Bunting, Of the South
western University, at Ularksville, Isl in
the city. He viii occupy the pulpit
Of the Third Presbyterian Church this
morning and that Of Lauderdals street
tonight.
GEN. JOHN EoHoLs, vice president
and general manager, and James L..
Frazier, general superintendent, OF the
Newport News and Mississippi Valley
railroad, are among the prominent ar.
rivals in the city.
THE Rev. ]. +. Lloyd, the "River
Field" evangelist, OF Memphis Pres
byterY, was visiting friends ia the city
during several days Of last week. He
returned to Oaceola yesterday on the
James Lee.
THE Rev. James W. Roseborough,
synodical evangelist for the State OF
Missouri, was In the city last Tuesday.
Hundreds have been brought into the
church under his preaching during
the past two or three years.
TnR Rev. Samuel r. Hope, the tai
ented young minister OF the Bolivar
Presbyterian Church, was in the city
last week visitiDg friends and rela-
lives. He preached at the Lauderdale
Church Wednesday night.
THE Executive Commi tee OF the
Memphis and Shelby county Bible
Society will meet tomorrow Monday
afternoon, at a o'clock, in the Gum
berland Presbyterian Church, Court
street. A full attendance is earnestly
desired.
MIssRs Eva and Celia Sleinau, of
Cincinnati, who came here to attend
the wedding Of Mr.. Gotthelf and M So
Epstein, have returned home. During
their stay in the city they were the
guests Of Miss Eva Gabay, at her
home, No. 20 Linden street.
MISS TILLIR IeRAEL, Of Cincinnati,
who has been in the city several weeks
visiting Mics Sara Same!son and Miss
Eva Gsbsy, LETT for home last night on
the steamer Desoto. During her stay
In the city the young lady made many
friends, all OF whom were sorry to see
her leave.
The Rev. H, A. Topper, DID, of
Richmond, Va, and corresponding
Secretary OF the Southern Baptist Con-
venton Foreign Mission Board, will
preach this morning at the Central
Baptist Church, and tonight at the
First Baptist, DR.. Upper ia a very
eloquent preacher.
AN amusing incident occurred the
other day ut SImelson's Cigar Palace.
Two gentlemen from Grenada, Mics,
went in there, and after lighting a
couple OF Onickssaw Guard cigars they
happened to look down aud both saw
tho silver dollars on the floor sim
ulteneously, aud started with more
haste than gTacefulnesl to PICK them
up-they took he laugh VII CHI greeted
them good natuIedly and treated the
house.
WEDNESDAY, next, the 10Th instant,
at 4 o'clock p.m., a marriage will take
pace at the FiRt Methodist Ohu Ch,
Rev. Dr.. w. Il. Thomas, oiliciatiug,
the contracting parties being Mr.
Edward @. Buchanan, and MS Re-
beccs O, MahOn, daughter Of Rev. DR..
r. Ii. Mahon, pastor OF the church.
There will be no attendants. The
ushers eelected are Messls. Hugh
Petit, Thomas Graham, NJ. A, Coch-
ran, S !. Miles, Lawrence Simpson
and viii Thomas. Miss Mahon is a
charming aud accomplished young
lady and Mr.. Buchanan is a we'll
known yourg busines man of this
city. The happy couple at the con-
clusion OF the ceremony will leave on